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... other farming implements partially injured. The same day, two ruffianly looking fellows, who gave tlieir names Wtn. Shaw and John Shourd alias Fanner, and who appeared formed a part of a large gang of both sexes who scour the country for livelihood, were ...
... Joseph Badey, of Cardigan-street, Jericho. At Eton. Bucks, Sunday last, the mst., aged 37, Mary, fourth daughter of the late Uev.Georgc Dupuis, rector ofWenillebury. . . . „ On the 10 Inst, at Coring, this county, Anne, trile o the Rev. John H. Broome, aged ...
... after visiting West Indies, proposed to return to New York—July named as probable period of his Lordship’s return home.*—Cardigan Election Committee terminalad proceedings Saturday in favour ol Pryse I’ryse, Esq. (Liberal Candidate), there having been ...